August 21, 1971 Coghill Letter

Letter from Nevill Coghill to Dr. Boyer offering help with Boyer\u27s Auden thesis.https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/audencorrespondence/1023/thumbnail.jp

September 20, 1971 Coghill Letter

Letter from Nevill Coghill to Dr. Robert Boyer regarding his question concerning William James\u27 book The Varieties of Religious Experiences.https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/audencorrespondence/1024/thumbnail.jp

September 11, 1971 Coghill Letter

Letter from Nevill Coghill to Dr. Robert Boyer regarding meeting to discuss the life of Audenhttps://digitalcommons.snc.edu/audencorrespondence/1025/thumbnail.jp

Chaucer\u27s Idea of What is Noble: Presidential Address, 1971

Monograph, collector marginalia and underlinings. Excellent condition. Contains an inscription, Dr. Robert Boyer with all good wishes from Nevill Coghill, on the front cover. Inside contains a loose sheet of paper, with, on one side the written list of questions Boyer brought to his interview of Coghill, and on the other side a transcription of the (London) Times obituary of Mr. Herbert Howarth Critic of Yeats Joyce and Eliot . Coghill was Howarth\u27s tutor at Oxford, as he had been Auden\u27s ten years earlier. Howarth was the collector\u27s (Robert H. Boyer) teacher and dissertation director at the University of Pennsylvania. Source: The English Associationhttps://digitalcommons.snc.edu/audencollection/1027/thumbnail.jp

Geoffrey Chaucer. /

Includes bibliographical references